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High to low rating Low to high rating I bought this item for my Patio Door, I was sceptical due to some negative reviews. I ended up giving it a try, since we had so many bugs coming into our home. I have to say that it was super easy to install, and the magnets are strong enough to click right back to close position. I am going back to getting another one for my front door. It seems to be made pretty well, but even if it only lasts us one summer, I'd be glad to get another next summer, it certainly beats having flies and mosqitos bugging the living daylight out of us...We like the product! I put this on our RV door. It was a little too wide and long, but I was able to alter it very easily. I just cut off the extra width, and resewed on the edging. For the length, I did the same, just being careful of the magnet placement. I am so happy with it! I have a pen outside and like the dogs to be able to go in and out without my having to open the door. Now the bugs can't come in and the dogs can come and go as they please!

It works equally well for both our big and little dogs. The grandkids love it to! We bought the Magic Mesh because the wind kept catching our screen door and ripping it off the hinges. Magic Mesh was easy to install and the kids like it because it closes behind them. The only things I see wrong with it is when there was a wind coming straight into it ,it blows open and if you have a metal front door it will clamp onto it when you come thru. sliding shower door lubricantOther then that we love it!garage door kitchener waterloo I have a dog door and unless you want to buy or make a special screen door, this is the perfect addition. wood stoves for sale riThe magnets are almost centered with the dog door and the magnets are holding up perfectly. best french door refrigerator 2012 consumer reports

This pet sitter recommends this. My only complaint is this screen is not resize-able. It is 3" wider than my back door and the supplied hook and loop self-stick strips do not adhere well to stucco. You can see my thumb tack modifications. The screen works as advertised and if it keeps my home bug-free for even one summer I will consider it well worth the price. Works great for us. Handle with care and it will be ok. with in the frist day most of the closers fell off and broke but the screen is fine (so much for keeping the flys out) PLEASE believe me when I tell you that if it seems too good to be true... it probably is. We bought ours off the website, ordered the "durable" mesh, and paid WAY more than what this junk is worth. I just want people to know that this stuff is not a great "alternative" to an actual screen door. What WE paid for it off the website we could have bought a brand new replacement door, AND after it finally arived almost 3 months later we got to try it out before it turned real cold.

You half to get it perfectly level or the magnets wont snap together, and then the little velcro tab thingys begin to unstick, then the door will blow open if a stronger breeze comes along (which you are TRYING to capture) but in come all the flys on the screen (which it says it will keep out), and finally it has begun to rip, mind you this is suposed to be the "durable" mesh, and it is ripping along the top. I would NOT recomend you wasting your money on this product. I am extremely UN-impressed. Do you get what you pay for? Read to the end and you decide. 1.) the push pins are great 2.) the fabric is very very thin and not meant to last but does work 3.) magnets open and close great but the plastic surround that cover the magnets have snap together tabs that break easily causing magnets to fall out (easy to lose) ...best to take plastic housing apart and glue them together before installing this product. 4.) the fabric they chose to bind the ends of the netting fabric frays a lot and continues to fray until it reaches the plastic surrounds that house the magnets.

A design FAIL BIG TIME All in all, with a few improvements to rid design defects and better netting material, this could be a winner. I am now inspired to make one with fiberglass screen and salvage the parts such as magnets, plastic magnet housings and push pins. 2-24"x7" screens are about 2.50 a piece. I hope to create my own DIY improved version because after just 2 months, this one is trashed and I am a single middle-aged woman who lives alone. I wanted something that could go on our back door to help keep the bugs out since we have dogs that are constantly wanting in and out. With 4 dogs, they don't always want to go out at the same time. I thought of a doggie door, but our dogs are so varied in size that I wasn't sure the little 7 pound dog would be able to push open the door for the 180 pound dog (St Bernard) so thought I'd give it a try. I really thought they would either not use it or tear it up, but they all walked through it the first day (except the little dog, she's still a bit leery of it) and it has held up great.